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Okada & Company in New York City seeks an Assistant Sales Manager to lead and grow commercial real estate sales in Midtown and Midtown South. This full-time, on-site role focuses on mentoring sales associates, managing pipelines, and coordinating with leadership on revenue targets and market strategies.
You will identify new business opportunities, cultivate client relationships, and negotiate transactions in line with firm standards.
Okada & Company is a New York City–based commercial real estate investment and brokerage firm with a strong focus on Midtown and Midtown South Manhattan. The company specializes in the acquisition and disposition of commercial properties and office spaces, serving a diverse range of clients and investors. Since 2006, Okada & Company has transacted over 4M square feet, reinforcing its reputation as a premier local expert in these core markets. Team members benefit from working in a highly specialized, relationship-driven environment with deep knowledge of Manhattan’s commercial real estate landscape.
The Assistant Sales Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in New York, NY, responsible for leading and growing commercial real estate sales activities in Midtown and Midtown South Manhattan. Day-to-day responsibilities include managing and mentoring sales associates, overseeing pipelines and deal flow, and coordinating with leadership on revenue targets and market strategies. The Sales Manager will identify new business opportunities, cultivate and maintain client relationships, and negotiate transactions in line with company standards and market conditions. This role also involves preparing and reviewing proposals, analyzing market data, and collaborating with internal teams to ensure accurate listings, marketing materials, and client communications. The Sales Manager is expected to model high ethical standards, deliver strong client service, and contribute to the firm’s long-term growth.